Up the Hammers!

[Jonzey 0]

Cheers West Ham. They helped us hugely last night, which in turn takes a LOT of pressure off the West Brom game.

[ricardo 7,384]

[quote user="city4eva"]32 points is enough to stay up this year[/quote]35 maybe but not 32.36, almost certain

[lake district canary 4,531]

[quote user="Jonzey"]Cheers West Ham. They helped us hugely last night, which in turn takes a LOT of pressure off the West Brom game.[/quote]

No, unfortunately, it doesn''t take the pressure off one bit.

[lappinitup 629]

[quote user="lake district canary"][quote user="Jonzey"]Cheers West Ham. They helped us hugely last night, which in turn takes a LOT of pressure off the West Brom game.[/quote]

No, unfortunately, it doesn''t take the pressure off one bit.[/quote]You''re always preaching positivity LDC but as soon as someone else looks on the bright side, you refute it. Why?

[GenerationA47 751]

Lapps, we still need to win it - no more, no less than before.

 

which is presumably what LDC was referring to.

[unique 435]

A sorry state of affairs when we''re looking at players from other teams to perform when our own are looking increasingly unable to do so.

This is arguably the weakest PL for many years, judging by the number of teams in the relegation battle. Whichever teams finish 16th and 17th will be able to count themselves very fortunate with their potentially miserable points haul.

[Surfer 1,547]

" This is arguably the weakest PL for many years, judging by the number of teams in the relegation battle. Whichever teams finish 16th and 17th will be able to count themselves very fortunate with their potentially miserable points haul"

Equally arguably it''s the strongest PL for many years, with many clubs being very evenly matched ... hence everyone on the bottom half being bunched together.

[lincoln canary (& Golden Coppel) 0]

[quote user="Surfer"]" This is arguably the weakest PL for many years, judging by the number of teams in the relegation battle. Whichever teams finish 16th and 17th will be able to count themselves very fortunate with their potentially miserable points haul"

Equally arguably it''s the strongest PL for many years, with many clubs being very evenly matched ... hence everyone on the bottom half being bunched together.[/quote]

Not there are some very poor teams this year. Cardiff and Palace shouldn''t really have been anywhere near safety. And we''ve been worse than our previous two seasons.

[Surfer 1,547]

Do you think Reading and QPR were much better than Cardiff and Palace?